I have two dogs - one big and one small. Will the smaller feeder fit underneath the big one, so it takes up less space when they're not eating?
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Yes. I have both and the smaller one fits nicely under the large one with plenty of space between.
32688
Yes, the small one will fit under the large one. But you'll need to pull it out in order for your smaller dog to eat (and drink).
357994
Depends. Maybe if dogs are small and if they can share food. Only 1-10 treats at a time are dispensed and the feeding dish area is small
685064
For my tiny snub-nosed Pekingese gobbler, I've made my own slow feeder using a silicone mini-muffin pan, putting small amounts of dry food spread among several rows. The cup size and depth work great. A larger silicone muffin pan might work for your bulldog. The size of the pan is awkward, but that and the silicone keep it from moving around. I'm considering cutting the pan in half to see if it still stays put. It's a work in progress :)
2219012
The bowl capacity with dry dog food is two cups which takes it to the rim but not over. You can also store dry food in the base of this feeder as the top part comes off.
2163225
Yes, this would work for small dogs. It doesn't hold a large amount of food in each section so a large dog might get hungry!
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There may be enough room but I wouldn't. You are going to want good circulation in the feeder to ensure you don't get any mold. Zero issues with squirrels or other nuisance birds. Highly recommend. Food went from lasting one to three days to almost a month.
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Yes I believe this would be fine regarding food size as the dispenser unit has an adjustable auger opening size you can set for your food when you set it up. Some people say this step is too tricky to figure out but its really quite simple. Only concern would be bowl size, as in how many goats are you wanting to feed at the same time? The bowl is quite large and my 2 cats manage sharing easily but could be a problem for 3 or more animals at a time. See a full review here: http://www.catfooddispensersreviews.com/pet-feedster-automatic-pet-feeder-full-review/
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I have used the feeder with morsels smaller than 1/2 inch and had no problem. The instructions that came with the feeder states: "TYPES OF FOOD; Dry dog or cat food only. Do not use canned food. Do not use moist dog or cat food. Do not use semi-moist food. Do not use treats." I hope that this helps.
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Hi JoshYes this is a good question. I have a much smaller dog "schnauzer" . She does a great job eating out of bowl, slowly but when she's starving there is very little movement chasing bowl. I give the bowl 5 stars!!
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Alas! It all depends on the size of the kibble. Bigger kibble means more airspace.
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Yes, definitely. As a matter of fact I worried that some of the smaller songirds like cardinals and bluebirds would be too large to access the food; smaller birds do best in it. Really a good feeder though.
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If you have two small breeds, yes. My dog about 80 lbs, and there isn't room for another dog yet she is not cramped. Does that help?
1831351
Feeder isn't small. The way they're built, you'll still have a mess. Feeders are built with the birds in mind not for tidiness.
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There are slots in the legs at different at height and screws that pull in and out of the slots. I love this pet feeder!
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Sorry about the delay for the answer. Our little dog is 8lbs and doesn't take up half the space. I think two cats would fit, however they wouldn't really have their own space and will most likely be right next to each other. If they are anything like our cats they have no problem sharing a space such as this.
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My very small dog will occasionally pick some food out but does not knock it out. I do nott ovef rfill it. He just prefers a shallower dish rather than a deeper one.
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I think you could. It would have to be approx. 4.5 x 1.75 inches. I was able to insert a small bowl. You will probably have to secure the feeder onto a board so that if your pet pushes the feeder around, the bowl won't slip out of the bottom.